Panasonic NB-1024 User manual

Panasonic,
Operati
ng
Instructions
CommercialMicrowave
Ovens
Models NE-1054
NB-1024
Beforeoperatingthisoven,
please
readtheseinstructionscompletely.

TABLE
OFCONTENTS
PRECAUTIONSTO
AVOID
POSSIBLE
EXPOSURETO
EXCESSIVE
MlcRowAVEENERGY............. ........s
IMPOBTANT
SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS ...................3
lnstallation
and
Grounding
Instructions ........4
Safety
Precautions.,.......... ....................5
HowDoes
the
Microwave
Work? .........6
OutlineDiagram
(NE-f024) .......7
How
toOperate
(NE-f024)...
....... .............7
Outline
Diagram
(Nn-tOS+; .....,............8
Howto
Operate
(NB-fOSl) ,
BeforeOperating ......,....9
Heating
A.ManualSingle
StageHeating..... .........
.........10
B.Manual2
or3
Stage
Heating ..............10
C.
ProgrammedHeatin9............... .......................11
Programming
A.Programming
MemoryPads
forSingle
Stage
Heating..... ...................12
B.
Programming
Memory
Pads
lor2
or3Stage
Heating ......13
C.
Programming
the
Double
Quantity
PadforMultiple
PortionHeating..................
....................14
Other
Features
A.
llc
ActivateProgram
Lock .............15
B.
ToRelease
Program
Lock..,....... ......................1S
C.ToReadProgram
List.........., .........16
D.ToSelect
BeepTone
Options............,. ............17
E.ToRead
theCycle
Counter .............17
SelfDiagnostics
Failure
CodeExplanation
(NE-1054)............. .........18
CareofYourMicrowave
Oven...........:.... ...........18
Technical
Specifications......... ...........19
Owner's
Record Toll
Free
ModelNo.
Serial
No. Service
Information
Theserial
number
ol this
product
may
be{ound
ontheside
oftheoven.
Deale/s Name
Tolocate
aconvenient
serviceagentcall
1-888-350-9590
Chefsupport:
201-348-7305
Deale/sAddress
DateofPurchase

Yourmtcrowave
ovenisa cooking
devtce
and you should
Lrse
as muchcare asyou usewitha stoveor anyothercooking
device
When
using
thiselectric
appliance,
basic
safety
precautions
should
befollowed,
including
thefollowing:
WA R N IN G-ro reduce
therisk
of
burns,
erecrrc
shock,
fire,injury
topersons
orexposure
toexcessive
microwave
energy:
|. Read
all
instructions
before
using
the
appliance.
2. Flead
and
follow
the
specific
"PRECAUTIONS
TO
AVOTD
POSSIBLE
EXPOSURE
TO
EXCESSIVE
MICROWAVE
ENERGY,"
found
at
thebottom
ofthis
page.
3.This
appliance
mustbe
grounded.
Connect
onlyto
properly
grounded
outlet.
See
"GROUNDTNG
INSTRUCTIONS"
found
onpage
4.
4. lnstall
orlocate
lhls
appliance
onlyin
accordance
with
the
installation
Instructions
found
on
page
4.
5. Do
notcover
orblock
anyopenings
onthis
appliance.
6. Donot
store
orusethis
appllance
outdoors.
Donot
usethis
product
near
water-for example,
near
a
kitchen
sink,
in
a
wet
basement,
or
near
aswimming
pool,
andthelike.
7. Usethis
appliance
onlyfor
itsintended
use
asdescribed
in
this
manual.
DONOT
use
corrosive
chemicald,
vapours,
ornon{ood
products
in
thisappliance.
Thistype
ofoven
isspecifically
designed
toheat
orcook.
ltisnot
designed
forindustrial
or
laboratory
use.The
use
ofconosive
chemicals
inheating
or
cleaning
willdamage
the
appliance
andmay
result
inradiation
leaks.
8. When
cleaning
surfaces
ofdoor
andoven
that
come
together
onclosing
the
door,
use
onlymild,
non-abrasive
soaps
ordetergents
applied
with
a sponge
orsoft
cloth.
9. Donot
allowchildren
tousethis
appliance,
unless
closely
supervised
byan
adult.
.10.
Do
not
operatethis
applianceifit
has
adamaged
cord
or
plug,
ifitis
notworking
properly,
orifit
hasbeen
damaged
ordropped.
11.
Donotimmerse
cordor
plug
inwater.
12.
Keep
cord
awayfrom
heatedsurfaces.
13. Donot
letcord
hangover
edge
ofatable
orcounter.
14.
This
appliance
shouldbe
servicedonly
by
qualilied
service
personnel.
Contact
thenearest
authorized
servicentre
for
examrnation,
repair
oradjustment.
15.Some
products
such
aswhole
eggs,narrow
neck
bottles
andsealed
containers-for
example,
closed
glass
jars-
may
explode
and
shouldnot
beheated
inthis
oven.
16.To reduce
therisk
offirein
theoven
cavity:
(a)
Donot
overcook
food.
Carefully
attendappliance
if
paper,
plastic,
orother
combustible
materials
are
placed
inside
the
oven
tofacilitate
cooking.
(b)
Remove
wire
twist-ties
from
paper
orplastic
bagsbelore
placing
bag
in
oven.
(c)
lf materials
insidethe oven should ignite,
keepoven
door
closed,turnoven
off,and
disconnect
thepower
cord,
or shut
offpower
atthefuse
or circuit
breaker
panel.
(d)
Do
notuse
thecavitylor storage purposes.
Donotleave
paperproducts,
cooking
utensils,
orfoodin
thecavity
when
notinuse.
(a)
Do not attempt
to operate
this ovenwith the door
open
since
open-door
operation
can
result
inharmful
exposure
to mtcrowave
energy.ltisimportant
notto
defeat
ortamper
with
thesafety
interlocks.
(b)
Donotplace
any
object
betweentheovenfront face
andthedoor,orallow
soilor
cleaner
residue
ro
accumulate
on
sealino
surfaces.
(c)
Do not
operate
theoven if it isdamaged.ltis particularly
important
thatthe
ovendoor
close
properly
andthatthere
isnodamage
tothe:
(1)
door
(bent)
(2)
hinges
andlatches(broken
orloosened)
(3)
doorsealsand
sealingsurfaces.
(d)
Theovenshould not beadjustedor repaired
by
anyone
except
properly
qualified
service
personnel.
PRECAUTIONS
TO
AVOID
POSSIBLE
EXPOSURE
TOEXCESSIVE
MICROWAVE
ENERGY
-3-

ExamineYour
Oven
Unpack
oven,
remove
all
packing
material,
andexamine
the
oven
for
any
damage
suchasdents,brokendoorlatches
or
cracksin
the
door.Notify
dealer
immediately
ifovenis
damaged.
DO
NOTinstall
ifovenis
damaged.
RemoveProtective
PlasticFilm
lf
a plastic
filmhas
beenwrappedaround
theoven
to
protecl
the
painted
finishfrom
scratchingduringshipping,
please
remove
this
plastic
film
prior
tousinglheoven.
(However,
all
ovensdonothave
plastic
filmwrapping.)
Placement
of Oven
1.
Ovenmustbe
placed
ona
flat,
stable
surface.
For
proper
operation,theovenmusthave
sufficient
air
flow.
Allow
3-inches
ofspaceonbothsidesofthe
ovenandf-inchof
spaceontopofoven.
a.DONOTblock air
vents.
llthey
areblocked
during
operation,theovenmay
overheat.lf
theovenoverheats,
athermalsafetydevicewillturn
theovenoff.The
oven
willremaininoperable
untilithas
cooled.
b.DONOT
place
ovennear
a hot
dampsurfacesuch
asa
gas
orelectricrange,
c.DONOToperate
oven
when
roomhumidityis
too
high.
GroundingInstructions
This
appliancemust
be
grounded.
Intheevent
of
anelectrical
short
circuil,
grounding
reduces
therisk
ofelectric
shockby
providing
anescapewirefor
theelectriccurrent.This
applianceis
equipped
with
acord
having
agrounding wire
with
a grounding
plug.
The
plug
mustbe
plugged
into
an
outletthatis
properly
installed
and
grounded.
WARNING-lmproper
useof
the
groundingplug
canresultin
a risk ofelectricshock.
Consult
a qualified electricianorservice
person
ifthe
grounding
instructions
arenot
completelyunderstood,
orif
doubtexistsastowhether
theapplianceis
properly
grounded.
lfitisnecessary
touse anextensioncord,
useonly
athree
wire
extensioncord
that
has
athreeblade
grounding
plug,
anda threeslot receptacle
thatwill
acceptthe
plug
on
the
appliance.Themarkedrating
oftheexlension
cordshouldbe
equaltoor
greater
than
theelectricalrating
oftheappliance.
Wiring
Requirements
1.
The
ovenmustbe
plugged
intoatleast
a 15AMP120
VOLT,
60HzGROUNDEDOUTLET.
Whereastandardtwo-prong
outlet
is
encountered,
itis
the
personal
responsibilityandobligationof
theusertohaveit
replacedwith
aproperly
grounded
three-prong
outlet
(Fig.
1).
Fig.1
2.Theovenmustbeona SEPARATE CIRCUIT.
Noother
applianceshouldsharethecircuitwiththemicrowaveoven
lfitdoes,thebranchcircuitfusemay
blow,orthecircuit
breakermay
triporthefoodmaycook
slowerthanthe
timesrecommendedin
thismanual.
3.
TheVOLTAGE
usedmustbethesame
asspecifiedonthis
microwave
oven
(120
V).
Usinga highervoltageis
dangerous
and
mayresultin
afireorotheraccident
causingovendamage.
Usingalower voltagewill
cause
slowheating.PanasonicisNOTresponsiblefor
damage
resulting
fromtheuseof
theoven
with
otherthanspecified
voltaoe.
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-A
SafetyPrecautions
GeneralUse
1.DO
NOTtamperwith
or
make
anyadjustmentsorrepairs
to
door,control
panel
housing,safetyinterlock
switchesor
any
other
part
of
theoven.DoNOTremove
outer
panel
from
oven.Repairs
shouldonlybedone
byaqualified service
person.
2.DONOT
operate
theovenifempty.Themicrowave
energy
willreflectcontinuously
throughouttheovencausing
overheating,
if
nofood
orwateris
present
toabsorb
energy.This
coulddamage
theovenandresult
in
a risk of
fire.
3,lfafire
occurs
in
theovdn,
turnthetimertothe
"0"
position
or
press
STOP/RESETTime
PadandLEAVE
DOORCLOSED.
Disconnectthe
power
cord,orshut off
power
at
thefuse
or
circuit
breaker
panel.
4.DONOT
dryclothes,newspapers
orothermaterials
in
ovenorusenewspapers
or
paper
bagsfor
cooking.Fire
could
result.
5.DONOT
userecycled
paperproducts
unless
the
paper
product
islabelled
assafefor
microwaveovenuse.
Recycled
paper
products
may
containimpurities
whichmay
cause
sparks,andresultinfires
whenused.
6.DO NOThitor
strikecontrol
panel.
Damage
to
controls
may
occur.
7.POT
HOLDERSshould
alwaysbe
used
when
removing
itemsfrom
theoven.
Heatistransferredfrom
theHOT
food
to
lhe
heating
container
andfromthecooking
container
to
the
GlassTray.The
GlassTray
canbe
very
HOT
after
removing
cooking
containerfrom
oven.
8.DONOT
storeflammable
materidsne)d
to,ontop
of,orin
theoven.ltcouldbe
afirehazard.
Utensils
Use
onlycontainers
andmaterials
specifiedby
their
manufacturers
tobefor microwave
use.
1.METAL
CONTAINERS
ordisheswithmetallic
trims
should
not
beused.Arcing
mayoccur.
2.METAL
TWIST-TIESmay
notbeusedin
themicrowave
oven.
3.DONOTuse
SEALEDJARS
or
NARROW
NECK
bottlesfor
cookingorreheating.
Theymayshatter.
4.DONOTuse
CONVENTIONALTHERMOMETERS
in
the
microwave
oven.Theymay
causearcing.
5.RemovePLASTIC
STOREWRAPS,before
heatingin
the
oven.
6.Whenusingfoil,
skewers,warmingrackorutensils
made
of
metal
intheoven
allowatleastoneinch
olspace between
metalmaterial
and
interior
ovenwalls.lf
arcing
(sparking)
occursremove
metalmaterial
(skewers,
etc.)
and/or
transfertoa nonmetallic
container.
Food
1.ItisbetteTtoUNDERHEAT
RATHERTHANOVERHEAT
foods.lffoodis
underheated,rt
canalwaysbereturnedto
theovenforfurtherheating.
lf
food
isoverheated,
nothing
canbedone.Alwaysstartwith
minimumheating
times.
2.SMALLOUANTITIESoffood
or
foodswith
LOW
MOISTUREcontent
canburn,drv
outor
catch
onfireif
heated
too
long.
3.Microwave
popcorn
which
pops
inits
own
package
is
available.
Eachbrandofmicrowave
popcorn
recommends
thattheir
popcorn
be
used
in
microwave
ovenslistedata
specific
wattage.Forexample:
"Use
in
amicrowave oven
600wattsor
greatei',
or"Tested
inmicrowaves
of450to
1000watts.
"Follow
popcorn
manufacturer's
directions
anduse
a brandsuitablefor
at
least
a650watts
microwave
oven.
4.Donot attempt
todeepfat fryinyour microwave
oven.
5.Donotboil
eggs
intheir
shellina microwave
oven.
Pressure
willbuildup
andtheeggswill
explode.
6.Potatoes,apples,egg
yolks,
whole
acorn
squash
and
sausagesareexamples
of
foods
withnonporous
skins.
Thesetypesof
foodsmustbe
pierced
beforecooking,to
prevent
bursting.
7.Liquids
canbecome
"superheated"
ina microwave,
and
whenthecontainer
ismovedin
anyway,the
superheatedliquidscan "explode"
outof the
container.
"Superheated"
waterishotlerthan
boiling
water,EVENTHOUGHlT
DOESNOTAPPEAR
TO
BUBBLE.
Toreducethe
possibility
ofthisoccurrence:
Alwaysmake
surethatliquids
arestirredvigorously
beforeheating
toassurethattheliquidis
mixedwith
air.
NEVER
HEATLIQUIDSFOR
ANEXCESSIVE
LENGTH
OF
TIME.
8.Donotuse
paper
towels
orclothswhichconlain
a
synthetic
fiberwovenintothem,
suchasnylon.The
syntheticfibermaycause
lhelowelorclothtoignite.
9.Donotusetheovenforanyreason
otherthanthe
preparation
offood.
10.Yourovenisequippedwith
a protective device
designed
to
turntheunitoffintheeventof
overheating.The
oven
willautomaticallyresetitself
afterrthascooled.
(approx.
30-60
min.)
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How
Does
The
Microwave
Work?
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Microwaves
area form ofhighfrequency
radio
waves
similar
tothose
usedby
aradioincluding AM;FM
andCB.They
are,
however,much
shorterthanradio
waves;
approximately
five
incheslong.
Electricityis
convertedinto
microwave
energy
by
themagnetron
tube.From
themagnetron
tube,
microwave
energyis
transmitted
andabsorbed.
Reflection
Microwaves
arereflected
bymetal
just
asaballis
bounced
offawall.A combination
ofstationary
(interior
walls)
and
rotating
antenna,located
underneath
the
bottomshelf
assure
thatthemicrowaves
arewell
distributedwithin
theovencavitv
toproduce evenheating
orcookingoffoods.
Transmission
Microwaves
pass
through
some
materials
suchas
paper,
glass
and
plastic
muchlike
sunlight
shiningthrough
awindow
Because
thesesubstances
donot absorb
orreflect the
microwave
energy,they
areidealmaterials
formicrowave
ovenheatino
containers.
Absorption
Duringheating,microwaves
will
be
absorbedbyfood.They
penetrate
toadepthofabout
3/,
to1'lz-inches.
Microwave
energyexcitesthemolecules
in
the
food(especially
water,fat
and
sugar
molecules),
andcausesthem
to
vibrate
ata rate of
2,450,000,000
times
per
second.Thisvibration
causes
friction,
andheat
is
produced
just
as
you
willleelheat
produced
if
you
vigorously
rub
your
hands
together.The
internal
heatingoflarger
foodsis
doneby
conduction.The
heat
whichis
produced
by
friction
travels
byconduction
tothe
center
ofthefood.Foods
alsocontinue
toheat
byconduction
duringstanding
time.
Because
microwaves
dissipate,much
likesunlight
asit
reaches
theEarth'ssurface,
thevarenot
storedinfood.
Radio
Interference
1.
Operationof
the
microwave
ovenmay
causeinterference
to
your
radio,
TVorsimilarequipment.
2.When
thereis
interference,
itmay
be
reduced
or
eliminated
bytakingthefollowing
measures:
a.Cleandoorandsealing
sufacesoftheoven.SeeCare
ofYourMicrowave
Oven
found
on
page
18.)
b. Place
theradio, TV,etc,
away
from
themicrowave oven
asfaras
possible.
c.Use aproperly
installed
antenna,toobtain
stronger
signalreception.
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ControlPanel
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Timer
Gontrol
Panel
Door
SafetyLock
System
OvenWindow
OvenLamp
Splash
GuarcULightDiffuser
1. Makesure
unitis
plugged
intoa
three-prong
grounded
120V
circuit.
2.Openthe
door.PLACE
CONTAINER
OFFOOD
in
the
oven.
3.CLOSETHE
DOOR
securely.
4.SETA DESIRED
HEATING
TIME.
> MICROWAVE
HEATING
BEGINS.
Oven
light
turnson.
5.Youmay
openthedoor
whilethe
ovenisoperating.
As
soon
asthedoorisopened,
thesafety
mechanisms
stop
microwave
power
andheating
time.
Tocontinue
heating,
closedoor.
Microwaveheating
begins
again.
lf
you
wish
tochange
thetimeduring
heating,
simplyadjust
thetimertodesired
minutes.
6.Whentimehas
elapsed,abellwillringand
theunitwillturn
off
.
> Ovenlightturnsoff.
NOTE:
1.lfheatingis
completedBEFORE
the
timerhas
elapsed,turntheTIMERTO
"0"
position.
Theunitwilloperate
until
the
timer
returns
to"0"
When
settingtimerforless
than30
sec,turntimer
past
30secand
then
turntocorrecttiming.
ffi
Returndielto "0' it tmd is
removed
betoreendol cookcyclc
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Control
Panel
(1)
(21
(3)
(4)
(s)
(6)
n
(8)
(e)
(10)
Digital
Display
Window(see
below)
Memory
Pads
Power
level SelectorPad
PROG.Pad
STOP/RESET
Pad
DOUBLE
QUANTIW(x2)Pad
START
Pad
ControlPanel
Door Safety Lock System
OvenWindowwith HeaWapor Film
(DoNotRemove)
(11) OrrcnLamp
(12) SplashGuard/LightDifluser
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L_1
Digital
Display
Window
Indicator
Locations
A - PROG
Indicator
B- DOUBLE
QUANTITY
(x 2)Heating
tndicator
C- Memory
Pad
Number
and Heating
Time
Display
(min.
sec.)
- eachindicator
O-9
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- StageHeating
lndicator
- 3 maximum
POWER
LEVEL
E
- PowerLevel
Indicator
Ht(HtcH)
M.Ht(MED|UM
HtcH)
MED
(MEDIUM)
LOW
DEF
(DEFROST)
HOLD
(Power
OFF)
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HowtoOperate
BeforeOperating
Makesure
theoven
is
connectedtoaproperly
grounded
electricaloutlet.
Whenthedoorisclosed,
the
DisplayWindow
isstill
blank.
Whenthedoorisopened,theDisplayWindowshows
"0".
Forthedetailoperation,
seethe
page
oneachfeature.
This
oven
ispreset
atthefactory
forthefollowing:
1.MemoryPads
are
preset
toHighPowerfor
theindicatedheatingtimes
for
singlestageheating.
1
- 10
sec.
2
- 20sec.
3
- 30sec.
4
- 45sec.
5- 1min.
Press
Tosetthe
cookingtime:
YoucansetuDto99minutes99seconds.
Example
1
:Toset15minutes
45seconds
1time. ..H|GH
2times . .MEDIUMHIGH
3times ..MEDIUM
4times ..LOW
Stimes .. DEFROST
6times .. HOLD
6
- 1min.30sec.
7 -2min.
I - 2 min.
30
sec.
9-3min.
0
- 3 min.30sec.
TheDouble
Ouantity
(x2)Padis preset
toautomaticallydoubletheprogrammed
time
ofeachMemoryPad.
Exampte:
or""rm+ m =2mins.
2.ProgramUnlock.
3.Cyclecounter
setto
"0"
onall
pads.
Toset
the
power
level:
Select
power
level
before
programming
thecooking
time.
lzt
tEti
lrl
lutl
l5l
Press[4+m+G]E;l
Example2:Toset85
minutes30seconds
Display:
TheDisplayWindowwill
go
blank
(when
thedoorisclosed):
. atmorethan1minuteinterruotion.
. atmorethan1minute
aftercompletionofheatingand
removingfood.
Thedisplay
willflash
"0":
. continuouslyiffoodisnotremoved.
Press
E;] + E";-l + EI| + 0;l
When
youpress
theSTARTPad,theDisplayWindowshows
t hour25
minutesinsteadof85minutes
30seconds.When
selected
cookingtimeis
overanhour,theDisplay
Windowshows
hoursandminutes,
buttheovenworks
foryour setting
time.
DisplayWindow
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OvenLight:
Oven
lightwill
be
turnedon,when:
. you
openthedoor.
. heatingstarts.
Oven
lightwill
beturned
off,when:
. you
closethedoor
(no
heating).
. healing
finishes.
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Open
thedoor
and
place
food
in
the
oven
cavity.
Close
thedoor.
"0" mustbe showing lnthe Display
window.
A.
$g1ual
Single
Stage
Heating:
This.feature
gives
the
usei
maximum
tteliuitity
toset
the
oven
todesiredheating
time
and
power
level.
ldeal
for
menus
that
require
various
heating
requirements.
Example:
To heat
for2 minutes
at High
power
.Press
thePOWER
Level
Selector
Pad
onetime.
.Press
theMemory
Pads
2,0 and
0.
.@ .Press
the
STARTPad.
Heating
will
start.
The
timein
theDisplay
Window
will
count
down.
.All
heating
will
stop.
When
opening
thedoor,
the
display
will
stop
blinking.
4. Beep
tone
will
sound.
Manual
2or
3Stage
Heating:
This
feature
allowsyou
tosettobegin
Feating
atone
power
level
then
shift
automatically
to a difterentpower
level
after
the
designated
amount
ofheating
time.
Example;
Toheat
for2 minutes
at Defrostpower
for2stage
heating
1.Follow
steps1
and
2 above.
'@
.Press
thePOWER
Level
Selector
Pad
5times.lndicator
will
change
each
time
thepadispressed.
.Press
theMemory
Pads
2,0 and
0.
.Press
lheSTARTPad.
The
total
timefor both
stages
will
be
displayed.
The
oven
lamp
willbe
turned
on.Heating
will
start.
.The
timein
theDisplay
Window
will
count
down.
.When
oven
shifts
tothenext
stage,
a
single
beep
tonewill
sound.
.All
heating
will
stop.
When
opening
the
door,the
display
willstop
blinking.
5. Beep
tonewill
sound.
NOTE:
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cycle,
select
a power
level
again
and
setthe
cooking
time,
between
steps3 and4 above.
SPECIAL
NOTE:
For
both
single
and2or3 stage
heating.
1 While
heating'
one
touch
onthe
STOP/RESET
Fad
stops-the
oven.You
canrestarl
by
pressing
the
START
pad
or
asecono
touch
onthe
STOP/RESET
pad
will
cancel
the
selected
program.
2 One
touch
on
theSTOP/RESET
Pad,
before
theheating
cycle
is
started,
willcancel
the
selected
program.
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